Is the disappearance and allegations of murder of a Saudi journalist a false "white" flag?
Is the disappearance and allegations of murder of a Saudi journalist a false "white" flag?
- The facts:
Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist based in the United States, entered the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul on October 2 and never left. Turkish sources claim to have audio and video evidence that Khashoggi was killed, and Saudi officials deny the claim.
- Reflect on:
Can we begin to see beyond the perceptions that players are creating in the geopolitical domain? What will it take for the deception to end and the truth to reign in our world?
Saudi journalist based in the United States Jamal Khashoggi, a well-known critic of Saudi Arabia and his leadership, disappeared in Turkey on October 2. He entered the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul around 1 pm to obtain a document certifying that he divorced his ex-wife. He has not been seen since.
The former editor of the Saudi newspaper. Al Watan He fled the kingdom last year fearing for his safety in the midst of a full-scale crackdown on dissidents. He had become a frequent contributor to The Washington Post and continued to criticize Saudi Arabia from the security of the United States. UU., Often expressing concern about the war in Yemen and the diplomatic tensions with Qatar.
There is a lot of video evidence showing that Khashoggi enters the consulate in Istanbul. One would think that if it existed, the video evidence that shows it coming out of the building would be equally accessible, but none has been available.
Test claims
US and Turkish officials have now been quoted as saying they have evidence that Khashoggi was killed at the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul in what Turkish sources describe as "premeditated murder".
Sources said Al Jazeera A delegation of 15 Saudi officials arrived in Turkey on the day that Khashoggi, 59, disappeared. "Saudi officials flew to Istanbul on two different flights on Tuesday," the sources said. There is a video that has been published in public by the Turkish officials who are gathering the movement of this Saudi team, while in Turkey their participation is tracked.
However, the most damaging evidence has not been disclosed to the public. Supposedly it consists of audio and video recordings from inside the embassy that implicate this Saudi team in Khashoggi's murder. As reported in this Washington Post article,
The recordings show that a Saudi security team arrested Khashoggi at the consulate after he walked on October 2 to get an official document before his next wedding, then he was killed and his body dismembered, officials said. The audio recording in particular provides some of the most persuasive and dreadful evidence that the Saudi team is responsible for Khashoggi's death, officials said.
"The voice recording from inside the embassy establishes what happened to Jamal after his entry," said a person with knowledge of the recording who, like others, spoke on condition of anonymity to talk about highly intelligence sensitive. "You can hear his voice and the voices of men who speak Arabic," said this person. "You can hear how he was interrogated, tortured and then killed." A second person informed about the recording said that the men could be heard beating Khashoggi.
Why is not the evidence made public?
Apparently, Turkish officials are afraid to publish the recordings, fearing that they may disclose how the Turks spy on foreign entities in their country, according to those same officials. It is not clear whether US officials have seen the images or heard the audio, but Turkish officials have described their content to their American counterparts.
Saudi officials have denied any involvement in the disappearance of Khashoggi, saying he left the consulate shortly after entering. Once again, the video evidence that he left the consulate should be as easy to obtain as the video of his entry, if this were true. This sentiment was echoed by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan earlier. Certainly, the video of Khashoggi's fiancee waiting for him outside the embassy, and his testimony that he never came out, does not help the Saudis give importance. This seems to be an iron case.
Keyword: it seems.
Could this be a false flag?
Be patient here, because this is just speculation. But I think it's worth considering.
As in previous articles like 'Russia exposes deep state tactics before Syria's imminent chemical attack False flag", My instincts about false flags begin with the question about the motivation of the perpetrated act:
When I have conversations with people about Syria or other false flag scenarios, I do not go into much solid evidence that makes me believe that these chemical weapons attacks are organized events. I talk more about motivation. I ask the question that if Bashar Al-Assad, president of Syria and commander-in-chief of the Syrian Armed Forces since the year 2000, seems to be winning the battle against rebels in his country who are seeking to remove him from power, what could he do? ? Could it be their motivation to authorize attacks with chemical weapons against their citizens, which end up damaging and killing innocent children? Surely you realize that this would not only bring the wrath of the international community but also a complete break in the support of your own people?
In the case of Khashoggi, we have to ask about the motivation that Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and the Saudi regime would have to kill the dissident journalist the way they did. Yes, it could certainly be argued that the Saudi regime may have Dear He died, and certainly the Western media has been providing evidence to this effect. However, one has to ask if this powerful regime would ever want to do things. In this way, in a way that LLEVLY involves them directly in the disappearance of Khashoggi, and brings them a totality of unwanted contempt and contempt of the international community in general. Why not wanted? There are at least 3 reasons:
1. Image
Saudi Arabia under Prince Mohammed Bin Salman has at least been trying to present a image of a country in the process of implementing economic reforms and human rights. The idea that Saudi Arabia would go so far out of their way to kill a dissident voice that was not even in the country shatters this new image.
2. Business
Saudi Arabia has a lot at stake with its growing commercial partnerships and continued work through the upcoming "Davos in the Desert" conference in Riyadh. British billionaire Richard Branson summed up the impact these murder charges could have: "He had high hopes for the current government and its leader, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, what supposedly happened in Turkey ... if proven true. , would clearly change the ability of any of us in the West to do business with the Saudi government. "
3. Military protection
Saudi Arabia wants to maintain good relations with the USA. UU To continue with the military protection that they have enjoyed during the last decades. Donald Trump has hinted that this agreement could be seriously affected if it turns out that Saudi Arabia murdered Khashoggi.
Clearly, a plan as elaborate as this to kill. Jamal Khashoggi in an embassy in a foreign country would have required much reflection, and surely part of the reflection would refer to the impact of such a transparent plan on Saudi Arabia's position with the rest of the world, an impact, as noted in the previous section That would be totally negative for the Saudi Kingdom. That is the part that does not make sense.
Motivation for the other side
And, then, consider the "other" side of this situation, which I will define here as the Alliance affiliated with the Trump administration's intention to end the Deep State, as discussed in the recent article. "Many experts believe that the Military Courts for Deep State will happen at any time."If we could be so bold and presumptuous as to believe that this Alliance is as willing and able to commit false flag operations as Deep State has done throughout history, the question of motivation begins to take shape.
Not having access to privileged information, this is a great speculation on my part, but since many commentators consider Saudi Arabia as one of the few remaining nations controlled by the Deep State (along with Israel and some others), then they try negatively The impact on the state, financial stability and military protection of Saudi Arabia would seem to be on the Alliance's wish list.
The bulletproof narrative that has been created here, and the clear and conclusive evidence that is presented to the public (or retained, for strategic reasons) seems perfectly designed to have a significant impact on Saudi Arabia's reputation in all forums of world opinion. And Saudi Arabia clearly seems to have been taken by surprise, unable to offer much resistance to the evidence other than the complete denial of the prevailing narrative.
Could the Alliance have achieved this in concert with the new compatible ally Turkey and Khashoggi himself? Of course. Arrangements could have been made with allies planted inside the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Turkey to accompany Khashoggi back from the embassy clandestinely, to some kind of witness protection arrangement; perhaps his fiancée is not his true fiancée, and he participated in this so that he has a credible reason to enter the embassy, looking for divorce documents to be able to marry her. The "evidence" of video and audio that is being talked about could have been interpreted in a role and recorded in advance. Images of Saudi citizens flying to Turkey could also have been staged. No part of this kind of plan, which could have been plotted when Khashoggi became a US resident. UU., It would have been materially difficult to achieve.
If this were a false flag, Saudi Arabia would certainly know. But in a way, it would not matter. Saudi Arabia would have no way of changing the perception that has been created, and politics has to do with perception. The negative image that has been imposed on Saudi Arabia gives the Alliance and the Trump government influence in the political, economic and military treatment with Saudi Arabia. When Donald Trump talks about Saudi Arabia, his calm and slow-playing posture makes him look like a man who suddenly has a lot of influence.
The Takeaway
What I have proposed here is only a theory, but at least it is an attempt to discern the hidden motivations behind an event that is developing in the political arena. The reason why the geopolitical theater continues to act in front of us, with deceptions, lies, false flags, etc., is that these tricks have worked for so long to create the desired perception.
Our collective discernment becomes very important here. The more we question and investigate stories that do not make much sense, and the better we see each other through these schemes designed to be in accordance with certain political agendas, the less we will have to deal with that. Eventually, as our consciousness grows, all lies and deceptions will become transparent to us, and truth will reign.
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